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Paris Park (Mecosta County Park)
Mecosta County Park is a public park located in Paris, Michigan. The park is situated on the banks of the Muskegon River and offers a variety of recreational activities for visitors. The park features a large playground, picnic areas, a boat launch, fishing, and a nature trail. There are also several shelters available for rent, as well as a campground with electric hookups. The park is open year-round and is a great place to spend a day outdoors.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Jaclyn Langworthy
I was so excited to bring my sister here, to see the fish. First we were charged $7 to come into the place, and then to find out most of the park is closed. My family and I are very disappointed. When we asked the lady about they did not offer to return our money. No one pays $7 to see a few fish and a fake effel tower.
S Ash
It's a cute riverside park located in a campground, with a small Eiffel tower replica. The trail is nice, but not always open. There is small fee for a daily pass to the campground. It's a nice stop if you're heading between Big Rapids and Hershey or Reed.
Season Gilliam
This was such a kind and hospitable campground. The staff and other campers felt like friends by the end of our trip. We were able to get on the river right from the campground. Very clean bathroom facilities. Beautiful mature trees around the sites. The park is a great amenity to have right on site, with a well maintained volleyball court. Beautiful landscaping. Overall amazing vibes.
Tiffany Scott
This was a great medium size campground. They have all kinds of sites for tents full hook up to water n electric to full rustic. This owned by the city but you would never know it, it's maintained by a family who are wonderful and very friendly and they do a great job keeping it clean bathrooms are the cleanest IV ever seen at a campground they also provide shower chairs which is great. It's not expensive either however something that is not posted on the website and should be is that on top of what you pay for your campsite, and is not included in that base pay for ur stay and has to be paid when you arrive is a $7 a day parking fee, however if your going to be visiting this park again or any of their sister parks I highly recommend getting the annual pass for $35. and you are in the country but yet close enough to either reed city or big rapids if you need something. I also recommend during your stay to make the small trip to reed city and have a dinner at the depot ice cream shop their food is amazing and pretty cheap. The campground also does special events on the weekends that are fun and they are trying to raise $ to get their 3 trout ponds fixed, which 1 is sit up and going and you can go and see them and feed them which is great for the kids and hell even us adults have fun doing it. Enjoy your stay.
Gregory Wickings
Super nice out of the way county campground, diverse campers, with great staff for 2025. Safe for everyone, in these uncertain political times. Great cabins, well kept swimming area, and super nice tubing service. Bathrooms are old but clean and functional. Well groomed hiking trails, and they are restoring the fish ponds! Activities for everyone.